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anorexia

lack of or loss of appetite for food

ataxia

the loss of full control of bodily movements

cholestasis

a condition characterized by decreased or interrupted flow of bile from the liver

exopthalamos

the protruding or forward bulging of the eye from its orbit

follicle

a small sac-shaped secretory cavity or gland

glomerulonephritis

acute kidney inflammation

granulomas

round mass of immune cells including granulocytes that wall off antigenic substances of organisms when they are not able to completely eliminate them from the host

hyperpigmentation

a condition where there is a darkening of an area of the skin, usually caused by overproduction of melanin

immunologically privileged site

an area of the body that is physically isolated from the immune system such as the brain, eyes, and testes

megaloblastic anemia

an anemic condition that results from a decrease or inhibition in the synthesis of DNA during the production of red blood cells

microsome

part of the endoplasmic reticulum and associated with ribosomes

oligogendrocyte

type of brain cell of the neuroglia group that acts as insulation for the axons of neurons

plasmaphereisis

the removal of plasma from an individual by drawing blood, separating it into plasma and cells, then replacing the cells back into the bloodstream

postsynaptic membrane

the membrane on the side of a ell such as a muscle cell or neuron that receives a signal from a synapse

primary adrenal insufficiency

a condition in which damage to the adrenal glands results in the impaired production of steroid hormones from such glands

sepsis

the presence of harmful microorganisms within the blood, for example through a wound or other source of infection

single nucleotide polymorphism

variation in DNA sequence involving a single base pair